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Court of Appeal dismisses appeal of High Court order surrendering the appellant in European Arrest Warrant proceedings where he conducted himself in such a fashion as to render it impossible for him to be transferred to Poland on a scheduled flight, finding that the trial judge's conclusions were ones that were open to her to make, and there was nothing in the medical report to say that fitness to fly was dependent on having taken medication before boarding the plane.
European arrest warrant – appeal of High Court order surrendering the appellant pursuant to s.16(1) of the European Arrest Warrant Act 2003 – Mr. Bartold conducted himself in such a fashion as to render it impossible for him to be transferred to Poland on a scheduled flight – application to have a new date fixed – nothing in the medical report to say that fitness to fly was dependent on having taken medication before boarding the plane – Judge’s conclusions were ones that were clearly open to her – appeal dismissed.
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